Which of the following is the most appropriate action in order to make a correction when an error has been made in the chart?

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Drawing a single line through the error and writing the correct entry with initials and date is the most appropriate action for correcting an error in a chart. This method clearly shows that an error was made and corrected, and it maintains the integrity of the chart by keeping a record of the original entry. Using Wite-Out® or erasing can create confusion and may be considered tampering with the chart. Scribbling out the error is also not an appropriate method of correction as it can make it difficult to decipher the original entry.

Which of the Following Is the Most Appropriate Action in Order